Ajab-Gajab: Sanskrit language is still spoken in these villages, know if any village is from UP

Sanskrit language is still spoken in these villages (symbolic picture) - Photo: Istock

Ajab-Gajab: At present, people in India speak more in Hindi and English, leaving the ancient languages. However, there are still many places where people speak in Sanskrit. The history of Sanskrit in India is very old. Many languages ​​have been born from Sanskrit, which have made their place among the people. However, Sanskrit gradually disappeared from the spoken language of the people. Now Sanskrit language is usually used in the mantras of worship. However, in some villages of India, Sanskrit language is still the main spoken language.

Maharishi Panini was the father of Sanskrit language. It is believed that Sanskrit was the spoken language in ancient times in India. Then gradually the languages ​​derived from Sanskrit made their place. Today we tell you about five such places, where even today Sanskrit is the spoken language.

Sanskrit language is still spoken in these villages (symbolic picture) - Photo: Istock

Mattur

Mattur village is located in Shimoga district of Karnataka, where even today people speak Sanskrit. Sanskrit is the first language of the people of Mattur village located on the Tunga river. The interesting thing is that in this village you will find everyone from doctors to engineers. Sanskrit is also spoken in Hosi Halli village in Shimoga district.

Jhiri

In Jhiri village located in Rajgarh district of Madhya Pradesh, children and elders all speak in Sanskrit. This is the first language of the people here.

Sasan

Sasan village is located in Gurda district of Odisha. Sanskrit lyricist Jaydev was born in this village. Sanskrit is also the main language of the people in this village. Here also people talk in this language.

Baghuwar

People still speak in Sanskrit in Baghuwar in Narsinghpur, Madhya Pradesh. Every person here speaks in Sanskrit.

Ganoda

Ganoda is located in Banswara, Rajasthan. The primary language here is also Sanskrit. In this village, everyone from children to old people speak in Sanskrit.